What is mutation of water connection in Delhi?
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154 Citations | We attribute these results to accessibility of the mutation sites to water, such that the mutated residues exchange their interaction with each other to interact with water. |
01 Jan 2016 4 Citations | indicate that Delhi may soon face a groundwater crisis if efforts to retard population influx into Delhi is not checked. |
11 Citations | It locates the genesis of Swajaldhara, the flagship rural water reform programme in India, the origin of which can be traced to the Delhi‐Dublin configuration and shows how a success model became a story of poor implementation defined in the language of ‘gaps and slippages’ or ‘policy reversals’. |
| Rather than the conventional reading of the state as having “withdrawn” from water governance in illegal colonies, my analysis reveals shifting state and non-state political assemblages as playing key roles in the everyday regulation of water in Delhi. | |
32 Citations | In Delhi and Dhaka, urbanization has lowered the groundwater level as a result of severe overextraction, and its dense population makes Delhi particularly vulnerable to groundwater pollution. |
| Groundwater quality of Delhi needs greater attention because there is a continuous decline in water level and quality due to rapid urbanization and industrialization. | |
29 Citations | This calls for urgent measures to be taken for prevention of metal contamination in the river, through both, technology as well as implementation of regulations in order to sustain huge populations in megacities like Delhi. |
55 Citations | The local water structure surrounding both sites of mutation is well conserved and resembles that of the wild-type. |
| It could, in fact, clearly point out that dumping of industrial and domestic wastewaters especially from NCT-Delhi into river Yamuna and, to some extent, from NCT-Delhi re-located hazardous industrial units into Najafgarh drain tributaries at Delhi–Gurgaon boundary, and poor “off-farm” water management practices were the main reasons for extensive (point/non-point source) land–water degradation in Gurgaon and Mewat districts of NCR. | |
01 Nov 2016 18 Citations | This would indicate that water chemical change at annual cycle and connection influenced on the species assemblages in irrigation pond. |
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